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Technology Information:

Windows 7: The Black Book - Kindle Bestseller (Windows 7 Help Series)

Description

The most comprehensive Windows 7 guide for Home Edition all the way to Windows 7 Ultimate! With over 300 screenshots and figures, this is a step-by-step guide with practical, real world scenarios, and break through shortcuts. Nothing is missed including step-by-step instructions on all the new features. Author Sean Odom is a well known industry author of over 25 computer books.

Reviews

Rating: 1 / 5
Date: 2010-01-27
Summary: "Save your money!"

This book looks like a cake that escaped from the author's word processor and his publisher's warehouse too soon. It's half baked: full of grammatical and syntax errors, no index, and a dearth of useful information. In many places, the beginning of a sentence is attached to the end of the following sentence. Amusing yes, but a real time waster trying to figure out what is meant. I got used to that, but not to the lack of useful information.

This book seems to be a very basic, almost beginner's, manual, although that is not how it's portrayed in the forward. The focus is strictly on how to drill down into the bottom layer of all of Win7's options, but once you get there the discussion is over. On to the next option. The author delivers no more than an outline of the Win7 Help file, and the many screen shots are too small to be able to discern their contents.

My ending impression was that this book was either written after a cursory look at the pre-release version of Win7 or it was a digest (and not a good one) of the author's (Sean Odom) more voluminous book on Win7 Finally, I know publishers are tightening their belts, but please, hire someone who knows how to use a word processor and the spell checker. Also, get a good editor.

At best, this book is a feeble effort to gain some extra sales. You would be wasting your money to buy it. There are too many other good books on the topic.

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Rating: 2 / 5
Date: 2009-12-23
Summary: "Content Good- Written Poorly"

The editor of this book should be fired. I select books by topic and expect the quality of a published book to be as close to perfect as possible. This looked more like the release of a rough draft than a finished book. I dont blame the author because the topics where well covered.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-11-08
Summary: "Worth more $$$"

I'm a small business IT provider and just won a huge contract out west to set up a 1,500 drop network with all workstations on Windows 7. I needed an education fast and this provided it.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2009-10-14
Summary: "Definitely Worth More $$$"

I liked the review which said it was worth more money. He is right. I see the other review and I disagree. It was excellently written. I understand that there are other authors but it is so apparent that the writer was another author trying to discredit this book. Why else would he recommend the other book?

UPDATE:

He has since taken off the recommendation for the other book but we know the truth.